Can shooters of one particular discipline learn from another? Mike Morton is here with some top shooting tips. TOP TIP: A crude circle can make a great aim point for practising unsupported stances or shooting with sticks – as you…
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Mike Morton tests out the Hugget Shroud silencer
After fitting an airgun aftermarket stock, Mike Morton goes further down the customisation rabbit hole and tests a Huggett Shroud. Create a product such as a car, a motorcycle, a guitar – or an airgun – and it won’t be…
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Posted in Tests
Posted in Tests
Get ready for the British Shooting Show
The ‘jewel in the crown’ of British shooting shows and game fairs is back – here’s how the show will shape up in 2020. At this year’s British Shooting Show will also be the Great British Shooting Awards! For more info on…
Tagged with: 2020, brands, British Shooting Show, BSS, camo, clothing, field, field sports, Game Fairs, game shooting, hunting, International, iwa, john allison, liverpool, NEC, NV, optics, products, rifles, scopes, shooting, Sport
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Posted in News
Stringing It Out
Andy McLachlan explains how a scientific approach to a gun’s performance can locate the reason for the odd wayward shot. Jimmy O’Neil takes aim at a standard 25-yard benchrest card – the bull is a minuscule 2mm I am sure…
Talking shop: Wirral Guns
How did you get started and why? My dad owned a pawnbroker business that also stocked second-hand airguns, as my dad had a wealth of knowledge. In November 2011, we opened up the dedicated airgun shop, and in 2019, we…
Air rifles from Eastern Europe: How do they compare to other regions?
Richard Saunders tests four Eastern European rifles to see how they compare with airgun offerings from the old guard For a long time our sport has been dominated by a relatively few brands hailing, in the main, from Western and…
Airgun Shooter presents: Gear of the Year (pt6 of 7)
It’s almost New Years Eve! Who is excited? Well whatever you’re doing, we have a late Christmas present for you in the form of part six of our Gear of the Year series. So whenever you’re considering a new gun,…
Readers’ rifles
Airgun Shooter reader Andy Edwards tells us about two of his favourite guns, and why it’s good to take a break from PCPs once in a while. Here are two of mine. Though I stick to my precharged for hunting,…
SPONSORED: Introducing Anschütz’s brand new offering, courtesy of RUAG
If you’re still looking for the perfect gift this Christmas for the airgun enthusiast in your life, then RUAG may have just the solution! Introducing RUAG brand Anschütz’s brand new airgun, the Anschütz 9015 HP. This beauty is the first…
The fast and the furryous!
Richard Saunders is left scratching his head about how to deal with some troublesome rats around the stable Setting up on a bench at a distance of 20 metres meant Richard had a perfect, stable platform from which to shoot…
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Posted in Features, Hunting
Posted in Features, Hunting
